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[quote=Anonymous]Lots of nannies are quitting their jobs;  bcs when parents are Teleworking,  there are not any boundaries set;  which it's very important now;  when parents and a nanny are sharing the same house to work. So the environment become very stressful and no desirable to anyone;  even though nannies are getting great rates.

Note:  I'm not talking in general.  With this pandemic;  I really appreciate families, whom have learned how to work from home, focuse on their work and have their private office at home.  No working or hanging out around, in common areas; and no popping in and popping out when hear a child complaining, whining or crying.  Which it's a huge mistake for Parents who sadly has not understand yet;  why they will be hiring a new nanny, after a new one, after another one, everytime.  Nannies are quitting often their jobs;  as I said, even they are earning a very high salary.  It's most important for them their mental health than working in a toxic and stressful environment;  when parents don't let them do their job and don't let them be in full of charge of their kids.

Sorry, OP, but in these times;  not always it's nanny's fault if the position don't work out.  It might also be your family,  who didn't work out for her.. so nanny couldn't performance her job;  as she would typically do it;  if the work environment it's not a good one.

So good for her and good for you part ways.

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